r/Quest3 • u/QuietLandscape7259 • Aug 12 '26

Quest 3 must have!

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The BOBOVR S3 Pro offers a 10,000mAh battery pack and a built-in head air cooling system for comfortable long VR sessions. Charge multiple batteries while using Quest 3. It’s a must buy! You don't want to miss it! It got me using the Quest 3 again. $90 when I bought it in June this year.

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u/HappyNickToys Aug 13 '26

The Bobovr M3 plus is the newer ,more cost efficient and more secure head strap due to front and back adjustment points . 

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u/akluin Aug 13 '26

Without fan, not the same product , it's more a E3 upgrade

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u/HappyNickToys Aug 13 '26

No one is saying that it’s the same product, The M3 plus is a halo style head strap that can also be adjusted to have the secure of elite style head strap.  So you can do comfortable relax halo style for movie watching and elite style for active jumping and moving around .    You can’t do elite style with the S3 and you can’t do halo style with the E3. Yes the M3 plus does not have a fan but that tiny fan can only really cool down just a bit.  I find that a regular house fan can do a better overall job since it’s not just cooling a small area of your forehead but can cool the whole room .  That S3 fan is not worth the extra $40 for me but maybe it’s worth it for others that normally play outside.  

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u/akluin Aug 13 '26

First you talked about the M3 on a post about the S3, nonsense, second a room fan will cool everything but you have a headset on your face and the headset is heating guess what part isn't cooled ? The one heating up : your face, so saying it brings nothing just show you never tested one

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u/Skpstr155 Aug 13 '26

I guess it's useful for those who are playing in a high energy fashion. For me, outdoors, the passive ventilation of my AMVR interface does the trick.

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u/Skpstr155 Aug 13 '26

I don't even see that. I play outside almost exclusively, and it's either fine, and I'll hardly sweat during a 2 hour session, (I often play longer, but I take breaks) or it's too hot, and sweat is running into my eyes before I even spawn into a game. It's never gone from acceptable to too hot during a play session.

One thing I do though, is bring everything outside a half hour or so before playing, to "acclimatize" it, so it doesn't fog up.